Best JavaScript code snippet using stryker-parent
react-scripts-jest-config-loader.ts
...34 rootDir: string,35 isEjecting: boolean36 ) => Config.InitialOptions;37 const reactScriptsLocation = path.join(this.resolve('react-scripts/package.json'), '..');38 return createReactJestConfig((relativePath) => path.join(reactScriptsLocation, relativePath), process.cwd(), false);39 }...
Using AI Code Generation
1const { createReactJestConfig } = require('stryker-parent/config');2module.exports = function(config) {3 config.set({4 jest: createReactJestConfig(),5 });6};7const { createReactJestConfig } = require('stryker-parent/config');8module.exports = function(config) {9 config.set({10 jest: createReactJestConfig(),11 });12};13const { createReactJestConfig } = require('stryker-parent/config');14module.exports = function(config) {15 config.set({16 jest: createReactJestConfig(),17 });18};19const { createReactJestConfig } = require('stryker-parent/config');20module.exports = function(config) {21 config.set({22 jest: createReactJestConfig(),23 });24};25const { createReactJestConfig } = require('stryker-parent/config');26module.exports = function(config) {27 config.set({28 jest: createReactJestConfig(),29 });30};
Using AI Code Generation
1const { createReactJestConfig } = require('stryker-parent');2module.exports = createReactJestConfig({3 mutate: ['src/**/*.js?(x)'],4 jest: {5 config: {6 testMatch: ['**/test/**/*.js?(x)']7 }8 }9});
Using AI Code Generation
1const createReactJestConfig = require('stryker-parent/config/createReactJestConfig');2module.exports = createReactJestConfig(__dirname);3{4 "scripts": {5 }6}7ℹ 10:12:04 (9544) ConfigReader Loaded config stryker.conf.js8ℹ 10:12:04 (9544) MutatorFacade 2 Mutant(s) generated9ℹ 10:12:04 (9544) SandboxPool Creating 2 test runners (based on CPU count)10ℹ 10:12:04 (9544) Sandbox Creating a sandbox for files in /Users/nicojs/Repos/stryker-react-example11ℹ 10:12:04 (9544) Sandbox Creating a sandbox for files in /Users/nicojs/Repos/stryker-react-example12ℹ 10:12:04 (9544) SandboxPool Creating 2 test runners (based on CPU count)13ℹ 10:12:04 (9544) Sandbox Creating a sandbox for files in /Users/nicojs/Repos/stryker-react-example
Using AI Code Generation
1const { createReactJestConfig } = require('stryker-parent');2const config = createReactJestConfig({3 jest: {4 config: {5 }6 }7});8module.exports = config;9const { createJestConfig } = require('stryker-parent');10const config = createJestConfig({11 jest: {12 config: {13 }14 }15});16module.exports = config;17const { createJestConfig } = require('stryker-parent');18const config = createJestConfig({19 jest: {20 config: {21 }22 }23});24module.exports = config;25const { createJestConfig } = require('stryker-parent');26const config = createJestConfig({27 jest: {28 config: {29 }30 }31});32module.exports = config;
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